Dashboards you build by describing them
Live operational dashboards and SCADA-style views you stand up and rearrange in plain English. Devices, fault analysis, cost estimation, and reports ship as ready modules. No hand-coded widgets.
The old way: a screen-building project for every screen
Traditional SCADA and BI tooling makes a dashboard its own mini-project. Someone wires tags by hand, hard-codes each gauge and trend, fiddles with layouts, and ships a static screen that's stale the moment the line changes. Need a new view for a shift lead or a one-off fault investigation? That's a ticket, an integrator hour, and a wait. Most teams end up with a handful of frozen dashboards nobody trusts and a pile of exported spreadsheets doing the real work.
- Every screen hand-wired widget by widget, tag by tag
- Layout changes require an integrator or a developer
- Static views drift out of sync as equipment and thresholds change
- Fault digs and cost questions end up in throwaway spreadsheets
How it works in Sentrel: say the change, see the change
In Sentrel you describe what you want in a sentence — "add a trend of compressor outlet pressure next to the live status tile" or "split this into one panel per pump and flag anything over 80 C" — and the AI editor lays it out against your typed schema, then renders it live over WebSocket. Rearrange, scope, and drill down the same way. Dashboards and full SCADA-style process views share one model, so a tag you're already ingesting is one instruction away from being on screen.
- Natural-language create and rearrange — no widget config, no code
- Live data over WebSocket, bound to your validated reading schema
- SCADA process views and operational dashboards from the same source
- Scoped by RBAC and module permissions, per role and per tenant
Why it beats the alternative: modules, not assembly
Stacks like Telegraf + InfluxDB + Grafana or a ground-up Tulip/Losant build leave you assembling and maintaining the screen layer yourself. Sentrel ships the views you actually need as ready modules: a devices overview, fault analysis, cost estimation, and exportable reports — all reading the same live, integrity-hashed data instead of a separate copy you have to reconcile. You get an Ignition-class operator surface without an integrator engagement or a server you have to run, and white-label branding so you can put it in front of customers as your own.
- Devices, fault analysis, cost estimation, and reports built in
- Every panel reads the same audited, integrity-hashed readings
- No integrator engagement and no SCADA server to operate
- Full white-label branding for OEMs and integrators to resell
Dashboards & SCADA, answered.
No. You describe the view or the change in plain English and the AI editor builds and arranges it against your typed schema. There are no hand-coded widgets and no query language to learn — though the underlying data stays fully typed and validated.
They're live. Panels stream over WebSocket and update as new readings arrive, the same real-time pipeline that drives Sentrel alerts. SCADA-style process views and operational dashboards run on that same live, schema-validated data.
Devices, fault analysis, cost estimation, and reports come as ready modules reading your live data — no assembly. You use natural language to compose and rearrange custom dashboards and SCADA views on top, and everything respects RBAC, module permissions, and white-label branding.
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